Sentence examples for almost institutionalized from inspiring English sources

But across the city, principals, parents and teachers coped with the kinds of opening-day disruptions and disappointments -- classes in trailers, inexperienced teachers, a false bomb scare in a Bronx school -- that have become almost institutionalized in many public schools.

In contrast to the age of robber barons and swashbuckling captains of booming industries, that pattern has become almost institutionalized in many corporations where making contributions is one way to please the boss.

The true battle is over what Mr. Vaughan contended is an almost institutionalized refusal to delve into Chanel's dark side.

But, an almost institutionalized cultural problem it is.

Now that the PoC sites are becoming almost institutionalized – it's been three and a half years that people have been living there – it's high time that organizations put more thinking into how to make the sites accessible to everyone.

Anyway, no, he's talking about institutionalized murder.

"It is almost so institutionalized now, though there is a variance in stringency," said Brian Sigritz, the director of state fiscal studies for the National Association of State Budget Officers.

But the defects of his personality have become almost instantaneously institutionalized within the White House.

I was certain we were going to die; I was certain something terrible was going to happen; I was certain I wasn't going to be the same in the morning, that I would almost certainly be institutionalized because my mind was breaking.

Although usage of a domestic helper is a possible predictor of institutionalization, 5 this variable was not included as a control variable because almost all the institutionalized control participants were institutionalized immediately after their inpatient discharge.

As a result of a long, institutionalized and a sophisticated integration process over almost 60 years, the European Union (EU) has its own migration, asylum and border policies.